CCOU 302 Quiz 2 - The ____ is the “search engine” of our memory

Liberty University CCOU 302 QUIZ 2

·         Question 1

The ____________ is the “search engine” of our memory retrieval.

·         Question 2

When a child has an upstairs tantrum, a parent needs to:

·         Question 3

Our amygdala causes us to act before we think.

·         Question 4

Empathy is part of the “downstairs brain”.

·         Question 5

________________ is a powerful activity for integrating explicit and implicit memories.

·         Question 6

When we understand more about what has happened in our past, it gives us a better understanding of what is happening to us in the present.

·         Question 7

It it NOT important to build a stairway between the upstairs and downstairs brain.

·         Question 8

When a parent engages the upstairs brain in their interactions, the child may begin to see that relationships involve:

·         Question 9

The first 18 months of life, a baby encodes memories only explicitly.

·         Question 10

Part of what parents need to do when it comes to understanding that children do not have the biological skill set think before they act is:

·         Question 11

Movement of the body can actually help restore balance to:

·         Question 12

What is one of the last parts of the brain to develop in children?

·         Question 13

When possible, it is best for parents make decisions for their kids, so they know the parent is in authority.

·         Question 14

The “downstairs brain” is NOT responsible for:

·         Question 15

It is best if parents teach children to __________ painful experiences.

·         Question 16

Which one is not part of the acronym HALT?

·         Question 17

Journaling can improve immune function, heart function and general well being.

·         Question 18

An upstairs tantrum is when a child intentionally makes a decision to throw a “fit”.

·         Question 19

When a child has a downstairs tantrum, it would be helpful for a parent to:

·         Question 20

The brain continually prepares itself for the future based on what has happened before.